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In Denver, Colorado, the state Senate defeated a proposed memorial to Congress for a 25% limit on federal income, estate, and gift taxes by an 18-13 vote, as advised by state representative W. E. Skinner. The proposal would have allowed significant tax-free income for the wealthy.
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DENVER--W. E. Skinner, BRT Colorado state representative, advises that by an 18 to 13 vote Colorado Senate defeated the proposed memorial to Congress to place in the Federal Constitution a 25 per cent limit on income, estate and gift taxes.
If it became part of the Federal Constitution, it would mean that one with a $1 million annual income would have $750,000 tax free annually. Such tax-free exemptions would also apply to gifts and large estates.
In Colorado, the proposal has been "laid to rest for this session," according to Skinner. Several state legislatures have already adopted the proposal and it is being pushed in other states whenever their legislatures are in session.
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Colorado Senate defeats proposed memorial to limit federal taxes at 25% by 18-13 vote; would benefit wealthy with large tax-free amounts; proposal laid to rest for session but pushed elsewhere.